Does too high a floor affect luck and health? absolutely true

When selling some properties, the second to last floor is the most expensive. As everyone knows, living in a high-rise building is not always better!

High floors may not be good! From the above, it can be known that many friends will like the high floors where "you will be at the top of the mountain and have a panoramic view of the mountains." However, there is also a poem that says "it is cold at high places." Ancient buildings such as the Forbidden City and other houses are not high and are all bungalows on the ground. Moreover, the bodies of white-collar workers living in modern times are not as good as those of us peasants who face the loess and back to the sky. What are the reasons for these? When people live in this world, they must stand upright, so this foot must stand on the ground to absorb the energy of the earth. And the floor is too high, as if you are in mid-air and not close to the ground. People do not have the energy blessing of the land, so their fortune will be affected and their health will gradually deteriorate. Generally speaking, there are no big problems for buildings below the tenth floor, but for buildings above the tenth floor, unless you go downstairs every day to exercise and get in touch with the earth, it is still very easy for your body to develop chronic diseases.

2. When choosing a floor, you should pay attention to the following aspects:

1. Choose the floor based on the Feng Shui associated with the five elements and numbers. The Five Elements were first seen in "Shang Shu·Hong Fan", which said: "The Five Elements, one is water, the second is fire, the third is wood, the fourth is metal, and the fifth is earth." "Dayu Mo" says: "Water, fire, metal, wood and earth, the valley is only cultivated." Specifically, it is as follows: The first part of the sky is water, and the earth is 60% of it; the second part of the earth is fire, and the sky is 70% of it; the third part of the sky is wood, and the earth is 80% of it; the fourth part of the earth is gold, and the sky is 90% of it; the fifth part of the sky is earth, and the earth is 100% of it. .

That is: 1, 6, 11, 16, 21... all belong to water (one and six *** sects are water). 2, 7, 12, 17, 22...all belong to fire (two and seven are of the same path, and are fire). 3, 8, 13, 18, 23...all belong to wood (three and eight are friends and are wood). 4, 9, 14, 19, 24...all belong to gold (four and nine are friends and gold). 5, 10, 15, 20, 25...all belong to earth (five and ten are in the middle, which is earth).

According to the mutual restraint, restriction or inhibition relationship of things, the mutual restraint of the five elements is: wood overcomes earth, earth restrains water, water restrains fire, fire restrains metal, and metal restrains wood. That is to say, if a person's five elements belong to water, and he lives on a floor with number one or six, then water can help him to have water, which is auspicious; if he lives on a floor with number five or ten, then earth controls water, which is unlucky. .

2. Observe the wind in the house space. When choosing a floor, it is recommended to look around the house space to see if the wind in the space feels like the wind is gathering and the atmosphere is harmonious. As we all know, gathering wealth requires a "quiet place". If the wind in the house is too strong, no matter how strong the energy is in the house, it will be blown away by the wind. The most ideal wind force should be one that does not chill the face, has a gentle breeze, and is affectionate.

3. Avoid the device layer. The equipment floor is one of the taboo floors when buying a house. When choosing a floor, friends should try to avoid the "equipment floor" of the building, which is the floor with heating, power supply or water supply hub equipment. It is also best to avoid the layer below it, because having pipes and equipment overhead is not conducive to home feng shui

(The above answer was published on 2017-03-24. Please refer to the actual situation for the current relevant home purchase policies. )

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